My journey as a Catholic mother after 9 c-sections, a miscarriage and a stillborn baby
Being open to life provides the opportunity not only to trust in God, but also the ability to deal with loss.
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Blogs
Pope Francis: ‘I like to think of an empty hell’
Pope Francis said that although 'it's not dogma,' he likes to think hell is 'empty.' Our Lord Jesus Christ and Our Lady of Fatima very clearly attest to the reality of hell, where the devil, his angels, and 'many' souls have gone.
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Canada’s military stigmatized ‘straight white dudes.’ Now it has a recruitment crisis
In fact, it has largely been 'straight white dudes' who are attracted to the military in the first place, and that is precisely the demographic that has found itself relentlessly stigmatized by the top brass of the CAF.
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UK privacy office tries to control what employees think about their ‘transgender’ colleagues
'The ICO is supposed to be responsible for protecting people's privacy. How can it be taken seriously in that role if it's dictating to its employees what they can and can't think? Talk about invasion of privacy!'
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St. Peter’s Basilica has become scandal central under Francis
While the decision to allow the blessing of homosexual 'couples' at St. Peter's Basilica has justifiably caused scandal, this is sadly not the first time the Basilica has been the focus of controversy for following the will of Pope Francis.
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Peru passes law recognizing unborn children as human beings
Peru's new law determines that life begins at conception and recognizes the child in the womb as protected by law.
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UK gov’t is now assessing the impact of pornography on ‘violence against women and girls’
The review has six objectives, one of which is assessing 'the impact on viewer’s attitudes to violence against women and girls.'
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Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro can help Tanzanian boys become devout Catholic priests: here’s how
Christopher Wendt of the Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima joins me on this episode of The John-Henry Westen Show.
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Cardinal Müller honors the late Cardinal Pell as a ‘role model of the true faith’
On January 9 Cardinal Gerhard Müller delivered a sermon during a Mass of Remembrance for the late Cardinal George Pell, recalling fondly the Australian prelate's courage in standing up for the Church's teaching on marriage and the family.
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Priest tells Catholics grieving the loss of Philadelphia monastery that they must learn to hate what God hates
'If we did not hate the prevailing errors, heresies, sins and scandals we would not be worthy of the name Catholic, and we would give evidence of disdain for Jesus Christ and His Church.'
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